Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-05-06
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Corscts specially at Watson's.

"a blizzard on the second day Of May!
"God Bless Our Home"
IN1r. Frank Hart is Willlamsport VS.
itor to Bismarck this week.
Go to H. H. Days, Bismarck, for jew
elry, watches, repairing, etc.
A big stock of Wall Paper just received
at j. W. Parkers, Bismarck.
Farmer Thistlethwaite, of Bachelors
Roost was in town Thursday.
Mr.. Croghan has traded his prize gold
watch for Mr.. Armstrong; pony.
Pasture, meadow and lawn grass seeds,
pure and clean, at Frank Frisby's.
Seeds Seeds Seeds - northern
grown. of the best quality, at Frisby's.
Best Mixed Paints at bedrock prices,
for sale by J. W. Parker, Bismarck. Oak.
Miss Edna F. Connor left last evening
for visit of day Or two at the Capital.
Judge Hodgkinson and sons, Fred and
Ed, took in the county seat, Wednesday.
I'VE are Informed that Miss Eva Camp.
bell will open the Fielden school, Mon.
day.
The Esquire was hard at work last
week superintending the plowing on his
claim.
J. w. Parker Bismarck. keeps on hand
Que of the best stocks of Drugs on the
Missouri Slope.
The Rev. David Writ will preach at II
o'clock next Sunday at the Willlamsport
schoolhouse.
Charlie Allen has been appointed treas
urer of Cherry Grove School Township,
and has qualified. a.,
t/Assessor'Gcrri Haak and c. w. Pckcl-
der, of Bakker township, visited the
county seat Tuesday.
Buying Oscar H. Wills northwestern
grown seeds is like buying gold dollars at
twenty-five cents cacl.,
Grass seeds of all kinds at Frank Fris
by's, Bismarck. Also keeps we'll
selected stock of garden seeds.
r. L. Durant & Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck, Oak.
<>Commissioncr Yeater pulled out for the
metropolis OF the Slope, Wednesday even
ing. after the adjournment of the board.
|L/Robert Dixon, who has been digging q
well, says he found the ground thor
oughly soaked to depth of sixteen feet.
zone day last week the four~year. old
son of Mr.. Henry Van Beck, of Baker
; township, fell into cellar and broke his
) arm.
Go to the Bismarck Greenhouses to get
all kinds of seeds and seed grain, trees,
vegetable plants, house and bedding
plants.
If you have no money, drive your hens
up hill to make them lay, and take your
eggs to Oscar Ii. Will to get your vcgc-
table seeds.
, Go to K. Brady & Co., Bismarck, for
sewing machines. A good stock Of the
best kinds always on hand and at reaso n
able prices. ).
Messrs. Gayton, Child. Parks, Wade
and Haak were the nonresident officials
present at the county seat during the ses.
sion of the board.
, The Mercer Seed Corn, grown in Min.
nesota, and which matured IN seventy.
five days, for sale at s. A. Faulkner's s,
Emmonsburg. $3.50 per busheI.
ILLast Sunday evening terrific hail
storm played smash with windows in St
Paul. The Pionner Press estimates thai
$40, 900 worth of glass was broken in the
city.
%/Last Saturday west bound passenger
train on the Northern Pacific was derailet
at point four miles east of Sterling One
man was killed and some twenty-five peo
pie injured.
: Everybody should make garden, ant
q should plant only northern. grown seeds
, You can get.them of the best kind and ir
, any quantity at Frank Frisby's, Mair
, street, Bismarck.
The RECORD has received from Warden
2 Williams very neat and unique card
Y bearing on opposite pages the names Of
0 the directors and the officers of the Nortl
Dakota Penitentlary.
Y Mr.. Connor bought several head Of cat
}. tie at the auction sale of the Olsen herd
S and Mr.. Kelly was also purchaser. l
: is the general opinion that The cattl'
o brought very fair price.
J. w. Parker, the Bismarck druggist
has received mammoth spring stock
which lie will dispose of at the smalles
percentage of profit Call and learr
prices before purchasing.
S>For some time past Mr.. John Roop ha
been at work seeding his uncle's tree
claim. near town. In the evening, afte
. the days work was done, Johnnie coult
e be found in liamsport-sometimcs
Messrs. Derr and Boutillier returned
J. from trip to the Capital City the for
r part of the week. john. "came near
:. killing several geese with gopher sho
!, and No. 16 gum on the homeward trip
= Hear yel hear ye,! Emmons Count!
: people. When in Bismarck. ard wantin!
j. groceries, ;:provisions or meats call ol
ii Goou..o, c,,.,,n, stJrn 1otlv Pnfol,or ,